Thailand Trip featured in Governor's Newsletter, Issue No. 9, March 2008

Front Page

We are in Page 8~!

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Thanks to Rotarian Arthur for his effort to submit our trip report to Rotary District 3300 for this publication

FINALE

We are on Childlife Maesai Website!

http://childlifemaesai.blogspot.com/2007/12/activities-all-round.html <-- Click here

EPS 3: 200 vs 9

"We are here not to change the world; but we are here to touch lives".

I believe the phrase explains everything about the clip and our experinces in the Camillian Social Center Chiang Rai, Thailand.

We are in MFL University Newsletter - December 2007 Edition

Click on the MFLU Logo to check out the complete newsletter. We are in page 17.

Thanks to P'Gift from MFLU PR Division for the information

Special Presentation by Louis Armstrong - It's all about the kids

When the team reached the Camillian Social Center Chiangrai, we were greeted warmly by 200 children. My first reaction was "200 kids?!!.. that's a lot of kids to handle!!".

This special presentation is dedicated for the kids at the Camillian Social Center and Maesai Childlife (which we visited the following day). The song What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong is chosen to remind us that in spite of all the problems we face in this world (life), there’s always good behind them; the kids we met in this 2 social centers reminded us of that.

Mr. Zul was correct:
"We are here not to teach them, but to learn from them." I guess that's what I learned from my time with the children - I shouldn't take things for granted, cherish each and every day. I hope you enjoy the presentation! Happy Chinese New Year for those who are celebrating!

Bangbus? or is it Bangkok?

i hope it will never be too late to blog bout the ten-days-of- the-most exciting-trip i went 1.5months ago.



Hmm, i would say that this was the most memorable trip so far. frankly, i didn't know why i was so insisted to join this trip even though i wasn't a rotaract or know all of the seniors. i just got the feeling that it would be a good one, and i wanna experience travelling with other people whom you met once or twice without saying "Hello". well, the output was marvellous. I enjoyed every bit of seconds throughout the trip.



For me, these seniors are really cool and friendly. In fact, (confession time) the first "gathering" in V3cafe i was a bit ... i dunno how to describe the feeling, i guess i expect more "leng chai".Hhaha.. Joking. i expect to see more familiar faces or anyone from my batch. I met Joshua, Kong, Kulvinder, Aaron, Bismo ( my ex-marketing coursemate! haha) n Mr Zul ( cool guy okay). Chester and Qi Hua were at Penang that time.

Kee Hui and I were the youngest of all, in terms of years of studying. I felt so warm and protected during the trip because they are good koko and jiejie (older brothers and sisters). they really took good care of each other.

From this trip, i got to know Bangbus, CFA, or CFP (forget d) from the guys. so outdated huh~ so bad, teach me these kind of stuff, hehe

Actually, i learnt a lot of from these people, and there are so much things that i would like to say, but i just can't write them out, too much of them...

I miss THAILAND so much, babe. (big sigh....back to UTP!!!!!)